Latin

The English verb ‘listen’ can be translated into Latin using several different forms, most commonly auscultō.

The English word ‘wise’ can be translated into Latin as sapiens or cordātus.

The Latin word for ruby is carbunculus. The term refers to a type of gemstone.

The Latin word for warrior is bellātor. The term refers to a person actively engaged in battle, conflict or warfare.

To eat in Latin is edere. The phrase refers to the act of putting food in the mouth and swallowing it.

The English word horse is translated into Latin as equus. The terms used for horse refer to members of the species Equus ferus.

The English word “girl” is translated into Latin as puella. puella refers to a young female person.

The English phrase “eat my pants” is expressed in Latin as edite meos bracas.

The English word ‘smell’ (as a sensation) is odor in Latin. odor refers to a scent or an odor.

The Latin word for house is domus.